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Matt:

Unless you can find a specifc locale that uses a 24 hour format (which is not
Military time -- it's just that the US still insists on a 12 hour mechansim),
you'll just have to write a small bit of code that formats the string for you.

Get the hours and minutes from your Date, slap a 0 in front of the hours if
it's less than 9 and concatenate the pieces together for display.

-Rich

Matt Connors wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have a java.util.Date object and would like to format it in Military time
> (24 hour format) for string output. I figured I'd use the DateFormat object
> but it doesn't seem to produce a string  in 24 hour format. Can anyone out
> there help me ? An example would be very usefull.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Matt